I say no. No theology or science other than the probability that conditions favorable for the development of intelligent life are out there.

 

Okay, not following you. You say you believe we aren't alone, but then say nothing but probability supports it?

 

Cause I was getting ready to "like" and say "I'm in this camp. But I reread it and need some clarification before I put my "like" behind it! Lol

I think our universe is an atom on some ET. Scientist have said a simple atom is as complex as our solar system.. A lot revolving stuff going on in a atom.

Tommy James and the Shondells wrote a song about this......I think we're alone now

Okay, not following you. You say you believe we aren't alone, but then say nothing but probability supports it?

 

Cause I was getting ready to "like" and say "I'm in this camp. But I reread it and need some clarification before I put my "like" behind it! Lol

 

That's exactly what I'm saying.

I actually think there has to be something else way out there. And I like topics like this keep em coming.

Tommy James and the Shondells wrote a song about this......I think we're alone now

 

Dangit. I wanted this one badly after reading through 8 pages.

I just can't wrap my head around the theory that something must be out there just because the universe is so vast. I would agree that there could be some other habitable place out there in the vastness, but I am not a believer that there must be.

Maybe at Earth 2 someone is saying the same thing "Are we alone"?

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Thanks for the response.

 

Any suggested readings? Links?

 

Wonders in the Sky: Unexplained Aerial Objects from Antiquity to Modern Times: Jacques Vallee, Chris Aubeck: 97815854282